Sentence examples for has increased partly from inspiring English sources

Although the statistics are sketchy, these experts said they believed that the number of hours students work has increased, partly because of the tight labor market.

Anger has increased partly as a result of the government's decision to restart two reactors closed after last year's Fukushima disaster, in order to avoid power shortages.

Hanson (2010) and Arias et al. (2010), for instance, state that the informal sector in Mexico's cities has increased, partly due to perverse registration incentives induced by social insurance regulations (Levy, 2008).

The frequency of fence damage caused by elephants has increased partly due to the largest newly constructed Dikgatlhong dam (just below the confluence of the Shashe and Tati rivers with capacity of 400 million m3) on the Botswana side not far from the border.

The equipment choices have increased partly because people have changed how they ski.

They generally make an appearance every year but their numbers have increased, partly due to the warm spell and the changing chemicals in the sea," said the countryside and parks manager.

The number of PLHIV alive and using NHS services have increased, partly due to more effective ART regimens resulting in their longer survival [2], partly due to uninfected people continuing to be infected with HIV either in the UK or abroad [3].

However, travelling, import and relocation of dogs have increased, partly due to harmonization of European rules, and thus the geographical range of these parasites is likely to increase from traditionally endemic southern regions.

The price of food stuff has increased dramatically, partly because of the energy cost, and partly due to the zeal for producing the so-called biofuels from corn, soybean, and other agricultural products.

It became clear that the hierarchy of journals has changed over the last fifty years, and the pressure to publish in those considered to have the highest impact has increased considerably, partly a result of the increased volume of data being produced and the need for readers to filter relevant information from the copious amounts of less pertinent stuff available.

When the NCGC toxic compounds are compared to the larger Scripps percent inhibition set, the similarity to the non-toxic compounds has increased slightly, partly due to the disproportionally larger number of non-toxic compounds in this set.